Comments by "ANDROLOMA" (@ANDROLOMA) on "The Wall Street Journal" channel.

  1. In September 1931, his half-niece, Geli Raubal, took her own life with Hitler's gun in his Munich apartment. It was rumoured among contemporaries that Geli was in a romantic relationship with him, and her death was a source of deep, lasting pain. -wikipedia
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  2.  @alexreyes7237  So they tell us. They tell us lots of things that aren't true. Including heavy metal particles that float in air instead of falling from gravity when we vape.
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  3.  @boostedrex9460  miss use 🤣
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  4.  @alexreyes7237  I'll never understand how experts with no first-hand experience are alleged to have more knowledge on the subject than users with decades of first-hand experience.
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  5. @phillip wareham Being unmotivated is a salient strategy for most impoverished peasants. I save money by not spending it stupidly on motivating unnecessarily.
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  6. @phillip wareham You have my sympathy, bro. I live in Colorado, USA. We recently used democracy to legalize freedom. It's been about 10 years now, and all is cool. Prices are down to $60 per ounce.
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  7. Because propaganda myths tend to get ridiculed. I'm old enough to remember when prohibitionists told us that using the evil weed would make us males grow breasts. Many of us are still laughing about that. Your "depersonalization" hypothesis sounds just as contrived.
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  8.  @ScreamingBanchie  It's fine you speak for yourself, but why don't we let the "many others" speak for themselves as well? Your "depersonalization" allegation doesn't apply to me on any level. That's my report.
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  9. Eleven times per day means you need stronger herb.
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  10. It'll prove anti-weed propaganda wrong, that's why.
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  11. Jesus was an incel too, but he didn't kill anyone. But many have been killed in his name, just like they did with Charles Manson.
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  12. I'd say 100% of the people against it have never tried it.
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  13. I'll never understand how experts with no first-hand experience are alleged to have more knowledge on the subject than users with decades of first-hand experience.
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  14. No cure for Jesus addictions. No such thing as marijuana addictions.
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  15. Iommi rocks! Won't you follow the Sweet Leaf?
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  16. Better you than me.
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  17. Welcome to yuppie culture, where you can do no right.
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  18. I smoke daily for 48 years. Feeling and thinking fine too, despite how much the enemy insists otherwise.
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  19. I disagree that daily weed use diminishes brain activity. From my personal experiences.
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  20. Says the novice who doesn't use and doesn't know.
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  21.  @PortersX2Ray  If weed is addictive, then how did you quit? Did you suffer real withdrawal symptoms? Were you selling your body for your next cannabis fix? Or are you just exaggerating again?
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  22.  @PortersX2Ray  You should speak for yourself, because your failures speak volumes for you. If you're addicted, you're weak, and unfit to converse with. I'll leave you to your weaknesses. I quit tobacco after 37 years, and it wasn't hard at all. Your brain is deader than you think mine is. Good luck with that, fool.
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  23.  @PortersX2Ray  Here's your "Satan." 👿 A cartoon character, just like you.
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  24. I grow my own, and would accept that challenge. No way I'm going to Canadia in winter, though. You come on south to Colorado, and I'll show you some gnarly hybrid flower. Peace.
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  25. Speak for yourself.
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  26.  @alihardani8347  I've been smoking it since 1974. I lift weights and I am very healthy. I can safely say and will always know that your harmful allegation is very inaccurate.
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  27. You speak for yourself. I have experienced different symptoms than you do. I recommend daily use for many of life's minor maladies.
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